Nexio AI
  • Introduction
    • What is Nexio AI?
    • Vision & Mission
  • The Problem and Solution
    • Bitcoin DeFi Limitations
    • Nexio AI's Approach to Solving Bitcoin DeFi
  • Core Features
    • Architecture Overview
    • Nexio AI’s Shared Sequencer
    • Move Executor & MoveVM
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  1. Introduction

What is Nexio AI?

NextVision & Mission

Last updated 6 days ago

Nexio AI is a parallelized Bitcoin rollup technology built with the Movement SDK that supports both EVM and Move developers, with 30,000+ TPS to scale Bitcoin DeFi (and other use cases) globally with artificial intelligence.

Apart from high throughput, Nexio AI has several other key advantages:

​BTC-Grade Security

Leveraging ZK Finality and Bitcoin anchoring to ensure tamper-proof state transitions and ultimate network reliability.

​Enhanced Developer Flexibility

Utilizing Move’s resource-oriented programming model for more secure and enforceable asset management, alongside dual-language compatibility with EVM for seamless dApp migration.

​Predictable Fees

Nexio AI ensures a consistent and transparent fee structure, avoiding the unpredictability often seen with gas fees on traditional networks. By leveraging an optimized transaction model and cross-chain design, users and developers can rely on predictable costs for transactions and operations, enabling better financial planning and usability.

​Interoperability

Nexio AI bridges Bitcoin’s UTXO model with account-based architectures, enabling smooth integration with other ecosystems like Aptos, Sui, Ethereum, and extending to MoveVm and EVM-compatible blockchains. This allows developers to leverage existing tools, standards, and infrastructure across multiple blockchain environments.

The result is that Nexio AI provides the infrastructure needed to finally scale Bitcoin DeFi on a global scale.

​Key Milestones

Despite only launching last year, Nexio AI has achieved several key milestones:

  1. Raising $2.2M in funding

  2. Launching an internal testnet

  3. Developing the architecture that supports 30,000+ TPS, as well as both EVM and Move developers